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  1. #1
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    Question Differentiating between macro variables on two-sided lathe

    Hi Eveyrone:

    I've got a bunch of Fuji ANW-series lathes that use Fanuc 0i-Td controllers. These are twin-spindle lathes that have totally independent sides, left and right.

    I want to import compensation data to my machine and then use it to adjust my wear offset, essentially making a localized workshift.

    The thing is, my software allows me to write to the macro variables, (for example, #500), but I don't know how to tell the left-side #500 from the right-side #500.

    I'm assuming they are at different addresses in the overall NC memory map; after all, the controller knows when the LS calls #500 not to use the RS value.

    My question is how can I find out the memory locations of these different registers. We need to make sure the compensation value goes into the correct side's #500, or we'll end up making a mess of it all.

    Any help is appreciated!

    Thanks!

  2. #2
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    Re: Differentiating between macro variables on two-sided lathe

    open up the Macros and use #500 left side and #600 right side same as tool offsetts ----Even one head and odd on the other so you know what side you are offsetting

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